At the end of May, the owner of Cuiping Villa in Gyeongju was competing for a bride. Song Hefeng, the newly recruited son-in-law, died suddenly on the competition stage. There were no symptoms of poisoning or sword wounds. Only a blue flame was found behind the ear. This made the owner of the village, He Lianpeng, very angry and unlucky. He had to stop his movements to investigate the matter thoroughly. At this time, in a carriage coming from Kyoto, Lian Yuntian frowned and closed his eyes lightly, holding a file in his hand. Gradually slipping away, the file clearly read: On the fifth day of April, Liu Yufu, the governor of Jiangdu Prefecture in Jiangzhou, died. There was no trace of poison or injury, except for a green flame left behind his ear; on April 23rd, Fuyunke, Yuhua Town, Congzhou Zhang Conggui, the shopkeeper of the inn, died with no traces of poison and no scars, except for a green flame left behind his ear; on April 28, Ma De, the waiter at Xiangmanlou in Congzhou died, with no trace of poison or scars, except for a green flame left behind his ear...
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